Explore Fort East Martello Museum Day Admission
Explore a preserved Civil War-era fort with one-day admission
Duration
Admission is good for one day.
Includes
One-day admission
Highlights
Visit Fort East Martello and explore a preserved Civil War-era fort and museum exhibits. Use your admission for one day during posted hours.
- Explore the preserved Civil War-era Fort East Martello
- Learn about the wrecking and cigar-manufacturing industries
- View imaginative metal sculptures by Stanley Papio
- Meet the infamous Robert the Doll
- Visit any day between 10:00am and 4:30pm for admission
- Plan for last admission at 4:30pm
Things to know
Admission is good for one day and tickets do not expire. Hours are daily 10:00am–5:00pm with last admission at 4:30pm.
Cancellation Policy
Full refund if the operator cancels due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances. If you cancel within 7 days of your booking, you will be refunded minus any fees incurred. No-shows will be charged the full price.
FAQs
Tickets do not expire. Once purchased, you can use your Fort East Martello Museum admission on any day during posted hours.
Explore the preserved Civil War-era fort, learn about the wrecking and cigar-manufacturing industries, view metal sculptures by Stanley Papio, and meet Robert the Doll.
Last admission is at 4:30pm.
Meeting details
3501 S Roosevelt Blvd, Key West, FL 33040
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Fort East Martello Museum
Admission included<p>Standing guard along the Atlantic shore of Key West, Fort East Martello Museum draws you into a world of sun-warmed brick walls, shaded courtyards, and stories that stretch back to the Civil War. The fort was never completed, yet its cylindrical tower and vaulted chambers survived intact, making it one of the best-preserved examples of Martello architecture in the country.</p><p>Today Fort East Martello Museum houses an eclectic collection ranging from salvaged ship artifacts and iron sculptures to the island's most notorious resident, the haunted doll Robert, whose unsettling glass eyes have captivated visitors for generations.</p>
